Julie Aigner Clark Books

Wheels wings and moving things
Animal Match
Animal Match

By Julie Aigner Clark

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See How I Feel Baby Einstein
Van Gogh s World of Colour Baby Einstein
See and Spy Counting
See and Spy Counting

By Julie Aigner Clark

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Bard s Rhyme Time
Bard s Rhyme Time

By Julie Aigner Clark

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Puzzling Shapes Baby Einstein
Baby Einstein
Baby Einstein

By Julie Aigner Clark

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Baby Einstein
Baby Einstein

By Julie Aigner Clark

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Introduces your child to colors through van Gogh's paintings.

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Baby Einstein
Baby Einstein

By Julie Aigner Clark, Marilyn Singer, Nadeem Zaidi

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Photographs and basic facts are given about animals such as dogs, cats, rabbits, ducks, and frogs.

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